potato87
Established Member
- Reaction score
- 120
Dr. Tsuji Kyocera, Riken Research, Organ Technologies Form Regenerative Hair Research Team
- Thread starter potato87
- Start date
- Reaction score
- 1,332
Excellent find. Very good news. Better get start saving, cause if this works this ain't going to be cheap boys
.
distracted
Established Member
- Reaction score
- 141
This is HUGE, right? Great!
potato87
Established Member
- Reaction score
- 120
all good
maybe you will let me buy some of the "SwoopoGrow hair tonic" to bridge the gap from now till then!
- Reaction score
- 975
If the research proceeds as planned, Kyoto-based Kyocera hopes to launch a business in 2020.
Largo me lo fían.
Largo me lo fían.
- Reaction score
- 1,332
This is very good news so it deserves a topic of it's own. I moved all posts to here, @potato87 @distracted @Armando Jose
Anyway, did I say already say that this is great news!?
Anyway, did I say already say that this is great news!?
- Reaction score
- 214
Well, this is it. We can now see the light at the end of the tunnel. Congratulations guys.
- Reaction score
- 217
As per the above link, looks like this will be availble by 2020. If so, this a great news.
Blackber
Experienced Member
- Reaction score
- 604
Great news!
Am I missing something? Weren't they saying this wouldn't even start clinical trials for 5-10 years?
First link states they'll start trials by 2020, second link states they could be offering it by 2020. I would think the former is true but either way it's obviously welcome news.
Am I missing something? Weren't they saying this wouldn't even start clinical trials for 5-10 years?
First link states they'll start trials by 2020, second link states they could be offering it by 2020. I would think the former is true but either way it's obviously welcome news.
Last edited:
- Reaction score
- 217
It is good that they aim at that date but remember guys that it always takes longer than you expect.
- Reaction score
- 2,634
Japan's expedited stem cell treatment approvals means it wont go through the same ridiculous bullshit as it would in USA. 2020 is a very possible date.
Great news!
As a side note, I do sincerely hope that Tsuji and his team factor into their treatment plan the full option for patients to regenerate their ENTIRE scalp surface, i.e. not just the typically effected male pattern baldness areas.
As we know, the sides, nape and "safe" donor zone are often depleted of their original density even if remaining more or less intact.
The illustration above seems to suggest the treatment of the top scalp. Treatment of the back and sides would entail 50%+ more cell replication and more work than work on the top alone.
I would like my thin sides and wafer nape hair feeling thick again too
As a side note, I do sincerely hope that Tsuji and his team factor into their treatment plan the full option for patients to regenerate their ENTIRE scalp surface, i.e. not just the typically effected male pattern baldness areas.
As we know, the sides, nape and "safe" donor zone are often depleted of their original density even if remaining more or less intact.
The illustration above seems to suggest the treatment of the top scalp. Treatment of the back and sides would entail 50%+ more cell replication and more work than work on the top alone.
I would like my thin sides and wafer nape hair feeling thick again too
Last edited:
- Reaction score
- 1,332
Yeah even if they would start in 2020 it would go fast. Maybe 2-3 years later or something. I have never heard better news than this.
If I would be a hair transplant doctor or be a company in the current pipeline I would be sh*tting in my pants LOL.
If I would be a hair transplant doctor or be a company in the current pipeline I would be sh*tting in my pants LOL.